preferment Meaning & Definition

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Meaning of preferment In English

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  • In that system, career preferment comes from virtuosity in analysis and careful contributions made within clearcut ground rules.

  • The result then is a request for preferment that is dressed as a grand compliment.

  • In this respect, the prime minister's control over the distribution of preferment is the linchpin of party unity.

  • The prime minister's monopoly over the distribution of preferment is a far more reliable means of ensuring members' loyalty.

  • Such cynics saw honour as a matter of rank and preferment, to be gained by noisy shows of loyalty and the traditional swaggering bravado of the braggart soldier.

  • The predominant concern is not personal ambition or preferment.

  • Has she seen the preferment that has been given to the trustees of the blind trust?

  • My humble preferment last night was also one of election.

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